Alumni Publications
Records of the Selective Service System1940-1947, compiled by Richard G. Wood '22, has been published by the National Archivesand Records Service.
George Dock Jr. '16 is the author of TenMillion Birds on the Wing, which appears in the June issue of Frontiers, a magazine of Natural History. This article has also been reprinted in the issue of the Reader's Digest for June.
A revised edition of Writer's Guide andIndex to English, by Porter G. Perrin '17, has been issued by Scott Foresman ir Cos. Chicago.
Richard W. Husband '26 is the author of A Statistical Comparison of the Efficacy ofLarge Lecture Versus Smaller Recitation Sections Upon Achievement in General Psychol-ogy, which has been published as a separate and in The Journal of Psychology, vol. 31, 1951-
Maurice Rapf '35 is the author of My FirstWeek at Dartmouth, reprinted in the April Film News, with the permission of the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine.
Cancer of the Cervix, Uterus, and Ovaries, by Dr. George A. Hahn '32, has been reprinted from a recent issue of the JeffersonNurses' Alumnae Bulletin.
Kingsbury Badger '29 is the author of Arthur Hugh Clough as Dipsychus, reprinted from the March issue of the Modern Language Quarterly.
The April issue of the American Scientist contains an article by Bradley M. Patten 'll entitled The Beginning of Embryonic Circulation.
Henry B. Stevens '12 is the author of Don'tBruise the Help, in the May issue of the American Fruit Grower.
Landon G. Rockwell '35 has written two chapters on Law and Constitutions in a symposium authorship book Introduction toPolitical Science, edited by de Huszar, and published by Thomas Y. Crowell Cos.
Edward C. Kirkland '16 is the author of Do Antisubversive Efforts Threaten AcademicFreedom? which appears in the May issue of the Annals of The American Academy ofPolitical and Social Science. A revised edition of Mr. Kirkland's book, A History ofAmerican Economic Life will be reviewed in a later issue of the Magazine.
Recent publications of Howard C. Rice, Jr., '26 are RucLyard Kipling in New England, a revised edition, printed by The Book Cellar of Brattleboro, in a brochure of 48 pages; and The Paris Depository for Notarial Archives, reprinted from the April number of TheAmerican Archivist.
A Theory of Test Scores and Their Relation to the Trait Measured, by Frederic M. Lord '36, has been published in mimeographed form by the Educational TestingService. This is a Ph.D. thesis published at Princeton University.
J. Almus Russell 'so is the author of Wooden Pumps of Yesterday, which is published in the March 24 issue of The Pennsylvania Farmer.
Everett Moore Baker, August 28, 1901 August 31, 1950, has been privately printed in New York. This is a volume of 140 pages containing tributes made by various people to Mr. Baker, Dartmouth '24, who was killed in a tragic manner August 31, 1950. Besides the various tributes to Mr. Baker the volume contains several addresses and papers by him. Among these are an address at the 100 th anniversary of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity, New York City, December 29, 1947, and the baccalaureate address at Dartmouth College, June 13, 1949.
NROTC COMMISSIONING: After the graduation exercises in the Bema on June 17, twenty-five members of the Class of 1951 had a second ceremony in the 1902 Room of Baker Library when they received com- missions upon successful completion of the four-year NROTC course. Shown administering the oath is Captain Willard M. Sweetser, USN, commanding officer of the Dartmouth Unit. Five of the men became Second Lieutenants in the Marine Corps and the others became Ensigns in the Navy or Naval Reserve. The Navy men were assigned to ships at sea for further training, the Marines to Marine Corps School.
